gif2png is a simple command-line utility to convert images from GIF to PNG format. It automatically preserves transparency, interlacing and text comments, and it can do multiple images in one command (e.g., gif2png *.gif). The distribution also includes a web2png script that can be used to convert an entire web tree; it calls gif2png to do image conversions, then patches IMG SRC tags correctly in referring pages.
| Tags | multimedia Graphics |
|---|---|
| Licenses | zlib/libpng |
| Implementation | C |


Release Notes: Minor regular expression fixes in web2png. The missing autogen.sh was supplied, and the autogonf build was updated.


Release Notes: The codebase is now statically checked using splint, with stronger type safety.


Release Notes: This release fixes CVE-2009-5018, a filename buffer overflow bug detected by Gentoo security.


Release Notes: This release has a fix patch for building with png-1.5. Blink production for visual checking in the regression-test suite.


Release Notes: This release adds a -m (preserve file modification time) option. web2png is now checked with pylint.
13 Mar 2012 11:17
Take a look at gif2apng
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gif2apng/
31 Dec 2003 14:10
Re: A most useful utility!
> In the past, I have used GIMP or XnView
> to do .gif to .png conversion. Now I
> need not launch a large X app to do so.
> Thank you!
I haven't tried gif2png, but if you want to do such conversions, I'd recommend looking into netpbm. Then you do, e.g., giftopnm <foo.gif | pnmtopng >foo.png.
27 Dec 2003 18:10
A most useful utility!
In the past, I have used GIMP or XnView to do .gif to .png conversion. Now I need not launch a large X app to do so. Thank you!
18 Jul 2000 05:46
Win32 port of version 2.3.2
As a tangible thing to do in exchange of have and use this really useful tool
for free, I made some trickery with makefiles under NT and made a static executable
of version 2.3.2 (no zlib/libpng dll required). You can get it from: http://exe2bin.com/gif2png-win32/ (http://exe2bin.com/gif2png-win32/).
Windoze users then has no excuses not to burn all their gifs! :-)